TRiSS News and Events
Launch of TRiSS weekly webinar
Trinity Research in Social Sciences, in partnership with its member schools and disciplines, is launching a weekly series "Covid19 and a Changing Society". These will feature insights from across the social sciences from Trinity academics and international Social Scientists.
Next installment of weekly webinar on the Future of Travel
Co hosted with the School of Business, this webinar will feature Prof. Brian Lucey from Trinity College, Prof. Denise O'Leary from Technological University Dublin, Prof. Brent Ritchie from the University of Queensland and Prof. Jane Ali-Knight from Edinburgh Napier University.
How will COVID-19 affect Human Rights and Democracy?
Co hosted with the School of Law and Trinity Centre for Constitutional Governance (TriCon). This webinar will feature Prof Gabor Halmai from the European University institute, Mr Alok Prasanna Kumar of the VIDHI Centre for Legal Policy in New Delhi, Prof. Donna Lyons from Trinity College, and Prof. Suryapratim Roy from Trinity College.
Video now available of COVID-19 and the Future of Cities
On May 18th at 3pm, Prof. Edward Glaeser, Prof. Jessie Handbury, and Prof. Diego Puga discussed how cities are likely to develop after the panedmic.
Covid-19: Insights from the Social Sciences
On May 1st at 3.30pm, three Trinity academics presented their current research that relates to the panedmic. Click here for the recording of that webinar
TRiSS Academic Fellowships now closed for applications
Applications are no longer being accepted for the TRiSS Academic Fellowships. The deadline was May 1st
Podcast now available of the Prof. Gazi Salah Uddin webinar on Measuring Uncertainty in Economics and Finance
Gazi Salah Uddin is an Associate Professor of Financial Economics at the Department of Management and Engineering, Linköping University, Sweden. His talk took place on April 7th at 3.30pm.
Podcast now available of Open Data in the Social Sciences event
Jointly hosted by TRiSS and the Taskforce on Open Scholarship, this seminar was to assess interest in Open Data infrastructure among TCD Social Science community.
Video now available of our last Bitesized Talk, in honour of International Womens' Day
Speakers were: Nandini Gupta who is working on a comparative analysis between Northern Ireland and Kashmir conflict in general and women's contribution to peace-making processes and Dr.Ciara O'Connell on 'Gender, women and prisons: Doing empirical research.'
Research Funding – Where to start and how to get involved - podcast now available
A workshop about the concepts and processes of research funding given by Dr Nina Shiel, Research Programme Officer in the Faculty of the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences